Q:The Real Estate Regulation and Development Bill, 2013 will facilitate smooth and hassle-free home buying by bringing reform to the real estate sector. It will help create a set of rules that will safeguard the interests and investments of home buyers.Fight For RERA strives to ensure that the dream of a roof over the heads of our families becomes a reality by making developers accountable for timely possession and also pay interest and compensation in case of delay.Join our Facebook Group: Fight For RERA
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Latest Answer: Hey all,
I think even the panel is waiting for this bill as they have not changed the penalty provisions of the Bill and retained the original proposal such as imprisonment of developers for any violation of the proposed law. It indicated that everybody want that the sale of plot, apartment or building in an efficient and transparent manner, to protect the interest of consumers in the real estate sector.
Latest Answer: Hi Jeet Bhaskar,
According to the present procurement, anybody purchasing more than 4 flats in a project is dealt with as a promoter. Then again, to get a answer for this pattern of some purchasing more flats and having imposing business model in administration of affairs, committee is suggesting that every single such purchaser will have 1 voting right same as different buyers.
Latest Answer: Good evening everyone,
As per the current news, the Parliamentary Select Committee for the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Bill 2013 is likely to push for more strict clauses that may lead to imprisonment of builders if they do not fulfill their obligations to home-buyers. That indicates that we are at the last stage to get the amended real estate regulatory bill.